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Restorative Justice Recognized - January 21, 2019 Restorative Justice Recognized
Concord Mediation Center’s Restorative Justice practices were recognized statewide recently. Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice […] Read more
The Neuroscience of Conflict - November 4, 2018 The Neuroscience of Conflict
What happens in our brains when we fight, argue and quarrel? The Neuroscience of Conflict […] Read more
Welcome Dan Bechtol, New Executive Director - July 1, 2018 Welcome Dan Bechtol, New Executive Director
NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED Dan Bechtol is the new Executive Director at Concord Mediation Center. […] Read more
Retribution vs. Restoration - March 2, 2018 Retribution vs. Restoration
Restorative Justice is an option for juvenile offenders Retribution vs. Restoration Did you know the […] Read more
Focus on Children - January 4, 2018 Focus on Children
Divorcing Parents: Put Your Child’s Needs Ahead of Your Own “It’s like when something you […] Read more
How Your Donation Helps - December 4, 2017 How Your Donation Helps
Making a Difference in the Lives of Children, Families and Communities How Your Donation Helps […] Read more
Celebrate Mediation - October 2, 2017 Celebrate Mediation
Mediation Week, Conflict Resolution Day Observed in October Download a copy of the PRESS RELEASE: […] Read more
Announcement-ODR Approval-New Board Members - September 22, 2017 Announcement-ODR Approval-New Board Members
CONCORD MEDIATION CENTER RECEIVES ODR APPROVAL, ANNOUNCES NEW BOARD MEMBERS September 22, 2017 – Omaha, […] Read more
Parents, School Come Together in Spec Ed Mediation - September 7, 2017 Parents, School Come Together in Spec Ed Mediation
Parents, School Come Together in Special Education Mediation Special education mediation is a process in […] Read more
Encourage Civility - August 1, 2017 Encourage Civility
National Win With Civility Month Encourage Civility at Work and in Your Community “Civility” is […] Read more

Why Mediation Works

Conflict happens. When individuals cannot agree, relationships suffer. When co-workers won’t cooperate, productivity plummets. When strife occurs in the community, progress stalls. Mediation enables parties to enter a dialogue that is focused and productive. Mediation provides a process for positive change by diffusing emotions and exploring options in order to resolve conflict. Read More...

Mediating Through Parental Conflict

Conflict surfaces in the best relationships between parents. When people are in abusive or high conflict relationships and cannot agree about how to raise children, the results can have a devastating impact on the children.

Concord Mediation Center can mediate in ways that ensures a safe environment for parents to communicate about what is best for their children. Read More...

Contact Us

Concord Mediation Center is ready to serve you in Douglas County or Sarpy County.

Concord Mediation Center’s main office serving Douglas County is located at 4225 North 90th Street, Omaha, NE 68134. Phone: 402-345-1131

To schedule an appointment at one of our Sarpy County satellite locations please call 402-345-2252.